Free BTEC Health and Social Care Course in Lincoln
CostFREE
Duration2 years
LevelLevel 3
DeliveryClassroom based
StartFlexible
Study modeFull-time
AttendanceDaytime
Awarding body
About this course
Free BTEC in Health and Social Care course in Lincoln. Classes run at Branston Community Academy, full-time during the day. This level 3 btec in health and social care course takes two years to complete. You'll study topics covering health, wellbeing, and social care practice, building the knowledge employers look for in care roles. Entry requires 27 GCSE grades 9 to 4. Bursaries may be available to support your studies.
Who this course is for
See the HSc section of the Academy Sixth Form Booklet available on our website or call the school for a hard copy of the latest information. Ask to speak to the Head of Sixth Form or Vice Principal. We also hold an opening evening in November for prospective A level students.
Entry requirements
27 GSCE Grade 9-4
What you will learn
You'll explore how health and social care services are structured and delivered in the UK.
You'll study human growth and development across the life stages.
You'll examine the factors that affect health and wellbeing.
You'll learn how to communicate effectively in care settings.
You'll investigate the impact of long-term conditions on individuals and their families.
You'll develop understanding of safeguarding and duty of care responsibilities.
How you will learn
The BTEC National is assessed through a mix of internally assessed assignments and externally assessed examinations set by Pearson Edexcel. Assignments are completed over the course of the two years and marked by your teachers. External assessments are sat at set points in the academic year. Classroom sessions cover theory, case studies, and applied scenarios drawn from real care contexts.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Branston Community Academy will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Care assistant: support people in residential or home care settings.
Healthcare support worker: assist clinical staff in NHS or private settings.
Mental health support worker: work alongside people with mental health needs.
Social care worker: support vulnerable adults or children in the community.
Early years practitioner: work in nursery or childcare settings with young children.
What you could study next
T Level in Health (Pearson Edexcel or other awarding body): a two-year Level 3 qualification with a longer industry placement, suited to those wanting a more practice-based route into health careers.
Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Health and Social Care: a Level 4 qualification for those looking to move into supervisory or specialist roles.
Degree in Nursing, Social Work, or a related health profession: for those aiming toward registered professional status.
